Sentence examples for ready to guide the from inspiring English sources

Columbia University Irving Medical Center's Emergency Management Operations Team is trained and ready to guide the campus during emergencies.

During his postwar rise to political power, he played the role of the military modernizer well, ready to guide the country into a new democratic era, even arguing for the legalization of drugs.

Meanwhile the professors hover, ready to guide the discussion if it starts going down the wrong path.

At our table, he perched in the B-29's gutted gunner station, his face sealed to an oxygen mask, his knees in his ears, his left hand gripping the extension lever, and his right hand ready to guide the nozzle, connecting the boom to the airplane positioned behind him at 30,000 feet.

3pm: Bar any more problems with the aforementioned 'tools slowness', which is plaguing guardian.co.uk at the moment, Barney Roney is ready to guide you through the opening match in Group G, aka the Group Of Death: Ivory Coast v Portugal.

The rest is history *sigh … Facebook Twitter Pinterest Liverpool fans, look away now … 4.09pm BST Scott Murray's in position and ready to guide you through the last-16 tie that is Argentina v Switzerland.

Their customers would order consultations – and they would visit those customers' homes, ready to guide them through the entire interment process, from grief counselling to cremation to arranging an inheritance.

Ready to guide you on the journey of your life.

Someone who takes their craft seriously enough to actually put in the time, before they decide they are a "master", or a "coach" or a "Diet expert" or ready to guide you to the sunny shores of Necker Island.

Turner also uses the workshop mantra "release before you're ready" to guide her writing.

The sight was somehow reassuring, like seeing landing lights, ready to guide our craft home.